Nvidia marks RTX Spark launch with demos in six cities

Nvidia organized public demonstrations in six cities for the October 16 launch of RTX Spark. The Windows PC platform supports creative applications, gaming and AI agents that run on the device. Nvidia announced the celebrations a day before the launch.

The events span San Francisco, Berlin, Taipei, Beijing, Istanbul and Seoul. Programming includes product demonstrations and appearances by developers or creators, with registration requirements varying by location. Nvidia also introduced a promotion offering an ASUS laptop bearing Jensen Huang's signature to an eligible participant sharing memories of their first Windows PC.

RTX Spark combines Nvidia's Grace processor architecture with Blackwell graphics and support for CUDA, its accelerated computing software platform. Configurations offer as much as 128GB of shared memory. Nvidia positions that capacity as a way to run AI models locally alongside demanding creative workloads.

Nvidia said laptops from ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft and MSI became available on October 16. Additional systems are planned, extending the launch beyond the initial group of computers.